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July 27When is this update 5 coming out??
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July 27When is this update 5 coming out??
Update through gamepass was only 760 megs!The update including massive performance improvements is out now. Several QoL improvements were also made, along with more intuitive controls when using an Xbox controller coinciding with the Series X|S release.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1250410/view/3004448577843735408
It depends what you enjoy. It's not gonna be much of a sim with a controller, but it's a fun game to fly around in and explore. Nothing else out quite like it. Might be worth signing up for game pass for a month to see if you like it. That's what I did, then I ended up buying the game. I don't play it every week, but a couple times a month I drop in for a few hours and it's pretty fun. Kinda zenIs this worth downloading if I only have a controller?
If you like flying yes. The flight model in the game gives some liberties I wish it didnt so while you can get a joy stick or HOTAS flying on a controller is a good experience. In fact I stopped using my Joystick back in FSX days as it just was not as comfortable as the 360 controller. I only have the AI handling my ATC comms just because it can be a bit of a hassle to be moving around the cockpit with the mouse to toggle controls and whatnot and then have to flip back to the comms multiple times while flying with the left thumb but I really enjoy it and can be very comfortable. I do mixed play of goofing off having fun and some Sim flights starting at a gate, powering up, pushing and flying all proper like. I have 3 screens and VR which makes it very immersive for me. I'm sure I would enjoy a yolk, throttle, pedals and such but do not have the time to bother with that mess. If you do great enjoy it but thankfully this game can be equally enjoyable with a simple controller.Is this worth downloading if I only have a controller?
DX12 is on the Asobo roadmap.Anyone besides the you tuber above using Rift S on this sim? I'm trying to decide if it's worth the time and effort right now. The tuber above has ants in his pants and can't sit still long enough to get a real feel for how well it actually renders. There also remains the question as to why MS didn't make this a DX12 title and will it ever be?
Microsoft didn't make the game, Asobo Studio did. They are a private developer not owned by Microsoft.Anyone besides the you tuber above using Rift S on this sim? I'm trying to decide if it's worth the time and effort right now. The tuber above has ants in his pants and can't sit still long enough to get a real feel for how well it actually renders. There also remains the question as to why MS didn't make this a DX12 title and will it ever be?
The Series X|S version is running feature level 11_X on DirectX 12, so it is effectively still using DX11 on the console version.So you think microsoft had no say in the fact that consoles got dx12 while while pc gets dx 11?
I've played a few times with my HP Reverb G2. I have not again since the performance patch due to time (hoping to soon) but a few months back performance tanked in VR for me so I had to stop. But prior to that I loved it in VR and it was a lot of fun.Anyone besides the you tuber above using Rift S on this sim? I'm trying to decide if it's worth the time and effort right now. The tuber above has ants in his pants and can't sit still long enough to get a real feel for how well it actually renders. There also remains the question as to why MS didn't make this a DX12 title and will it ever be?
Looks like you need to add rudder pedals. Thrustmaster's basic rudder pedals are $160. The fancy pendular ones are $600.Flight simulator fans looking for a more authentic experience will want to check out these new peripherals from Thrustmaster and Boeing...one of the major products in this line-up is Thrustmaster’s first yoke system...the TCA yoke Boeing Edition has been designed to feel as much like the real yoke in a Boeing Dreamliner as possible...it’s a 1.1 scale replica with all-metal internals that uses a pendular system to mimic an actual Boeing at a regular desk or table...
to complete the kit is the TCA Quadrant Boeing Edition...this is the throttle portion of the controls and again, is designed to be as close a replica as possible to the one in an actual Dreamliner...it boasts progressive resistance that feels like it does on real aircraft...two TCA Quadrant units can also be paired together for 6-axis piloting, or you can use it in conjunction with other Thrustmaster Pedals...
https://www.thrustmaster.com/en_UK/products/tca-yoke-pack-boeing-edition
i would wait until the 18th when the GotY edition (free update) comes out and we can try the initial DX12 implementationI need to give this game a go again, I got my 3080 so I'm interested to see how the performance has increased.